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Home » Archives » October 2005 » SJI Business Raises $14,000.00 For Local Groups

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10/11/2005: "SJI Business Raises $14,000.00 For Local Groups"


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All of the above, plus building materials, tools and much more at Trash to Treasures


Frank Penwell has written in to remind us that it has now been one year since Consignment Treasures LLC officially opened for business on San Juan island.

For those of you who have not heard of this group, or stopped by to do a little shopping, Consignment Treasures is located on Roche Harbor road at the midpoint between town and Roche Harbor. It is a private not-for-profit business that creates a unique opportunity for: non profit organizations to earn money, islanders to receive money while recycling their used items, and for other islanders to buy affordable products. The sell: building supplies, appliances, furniture, antiques, tools, art work and other "thrift store" type items, a portion of the sales can go to other no-for- profit organizations; but only to local ones. Donations to specific charities are determined by the donators and consignors' wishes.

Frank wishes to warmly thank the many helping hands who support their fundraising and recycling efforts. The consignors & donators, the customers, and the volunteers all make our project a success. Red Jungert has done an outstanding job of organizing, refurbishing, and displaying the wide variety of items.

Frank points out that "Starting any business is a challenge and struggle, but we are pleased to report that our first year has provided almost $14,000 to 44 charities."

If you wish to have more information about Consignment Treasures, please contact Frank Penwell at 378-6473.



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